Over the past decade, public funding for Couple and Relationship Education programs has
expanded. As program administrators have been able to extend their reach to low‐income …

The discipline of family science is entering a new phase, the evaluation and innovation
stage. With shrinking academic budgets and threats of departmental dissolution or mergers …

Contemporary family life educators operate within a wide range of settings and with
increasingly varied populations and families. In the fourth edition of Family Life Education …

Linkages between adverse childhood experiences and long‐term consequences in
servicemen and servicewomen were examined in relation to family‐level resiliency …

Grounded in multiple ways of thinking about families, we propose a beginning framework for
developing and implementing military family life education. We first situate this work within …

Child life specialists work in a variety of healthcare settings and help children and families to
cope with stress through play, preparation, and education. The purpose of this study was to …

Implementation of family life education (FLE) can positively influence individual and family
well‐being by helping families to help themselves. However, because the nature of FLE is …

The accumulation of stressors is adversely related to adolescent well‐being. Using the
contextual model of family stress and the theory of community action and change, the …

Family scholars and practitioners rely on theories of relationships to guide our
understanding and promotion of healthy intimate relationships; however, assumptions about …

Some scholars have suggested that distressed populations may benefit more from couple
and relationship education (CRE) than do their nondistressed counterparts. We examined …